Sentence examples for some consequent from inspiring English sources

Finally, in Section 5, we give some consequent results on inward and outward mappings.

that can be flexibly interchanged while some consequent supply gaps can be filled by other flex crops" ([26]: 94).

We discuss the effect of such symmetries on the generation and measurement of optical torque in optical tweezers, and some consequent general principles for the design of optically driven micromachines.

To get the best palliative care for an individual involves trial and error, with some consequent suffering in the process, and even the best care may fail to relieve all pain and suffering.

Some choice between hypotheses should go with the territory; some consequent make-or-break predictions are the responsibilities of a guide.

The deficit of the affected members thus seems to be primarily located in the language domain with some consequent impact on literacy acquisition, and hence appears to be a form of language impairment.

Her mother had a stroke, with some serious consequent disability, and Klein took a year off school to help the family care for her.

With QM, the rats receiving the highest dose combination experienced some mortality consequent to the progression of liver injury attendant to suppressed tissue repair.

Here I focus on some of the consequent problems of sustainability, on some of the possible technical advances that might alleviate the problems, and on the social difficulties inherent in acting today on behalf of a seemingly distant future.

You can in retrospect see where Kelly finds himself lying to the committee: he flinches, and it is kind of like a boxer being hit.' Not surprisingly, given his background, Rylance was seeing some of the consequent tragedy as authentically Shakespearean, in the sense that everything, all the powers of state, came to focus on the life and death of this one individual.

At the same time these polymers containing long ester groups undergo fast and extensive cross-linking together with some fragmentation and consequent weight losses.